Book, Verse

 1    1, 218 |  their noise, and lend a list’ning ear;~
 2    2, 135 |       was by force and threat’ning wrought—~
 3    2, 639 |    gate stood Pyrrhus, threat’ning loud,~
 4    3, 678 |   Then, when he saw no threat’ning tempest nigh,~
 5    3, 942 |             Thus, to the list’ning queen, the royal guest~
 6    4, 265 |           And round with list’ning ears the flying plague is
 7    4, 527 |     once look, or lent a list’ning ear,~
 8    4, 605 |      have thought this threat’ning blow so near,~
 9    5, 16  |   Livid it look’d, the threat’ning of a storm:~
10    6, 1090|                    And threat’ning oracles denounce the war.~
11    7, 650 |                     In threat’ning embassy; then rais’d the
12    8, 106 |  share my morning song and ev’ning vows.~
13    8, 311 |      leaning head hung threat’ning o’er the flood,~
14    8, 698 |                          Redd’ning the skies, and glitt’ring
15    8, 863 |       Their king, half-threat’ning, half-disdaining stood,~
16    9, 40  |                         Black’ning the fields, and thick’ning
17    9, 40  |    ning the fields, and thick’ning thro’ the skies.~
18    9, 253 |           Euryalus stood list’ning while he spoke,~
19    9, 533 |     winds the wood, and, list’ning, hears the noise~
20    9, 614 |        When early Turnus, wak’ning with the light,~
21    9, 861 |         Butts with his threat’ning brows, and bellowing stands,~
22    9, 952 |             Of Bitias, threat’ning with his ardent eyes.~
23   10, 156 |          With rev’rence, list’ning to the dread command:~
24   10, 281 |    heav’d a rock, and, threat’ning still to throw,~
25   10, 380 |                   Thus threat’ning comets, when by night they
26   10, 869 |      gain the grace of length’ning Turnus’ life,~
27   10, 1001|     With forest mast and fatt’ning marshes fed,~
28   10, 1148|     loud with friendly threat’ning cried:~
29   10, 1289|                  AEneas, hast’ning, wav’d his fatal sword~
30   11, 927 |      foes, and raise a threat’ning cry.~
31   11, 1107|                          Fast’ning his crooked talons on the
32   11, 1112| tongue, and whisks her threat’ning tail.~
33   11, 1312|      smoking fields, his hast’ning enemies;~
34   12, 338 |   their short sighs and thick’ning sobs she heard,~
35   12, 383 |                    And, thick’ning in a cloud, o’ershade the
36   12, 558 |            Against his threat’ning foe his ample shield;~
37   12, 592 |                      All soft’ning simples, known of sov’reign
38   12, 714 |   buckler, shunn’d the threat’ning blow.~